Indiana awards Next Generation Hoosier Educators Scholarships to local students committed to teaching in state schools, with a $10,000 yearly grant for up to four years.

State Rep. Chris Judy received the R. Martin Umbarger President's Award from the National Guard Association for supporting military personnel and veterans.

Lleyton White from Riley High School received the Next Generation Hoosier Educators Scholarship, as part of nearly 300 awarded in Indiana for encouraging future teachers to remain in the state.

Indiana awards Next Generation Hoosier Educators Scholarships to students committed to teaching, with 300 recipients from a record 1,091 applicants for the 2025-2026 year.

U.S. Rep. André Carson intends to co-sponsor articles of impeachment against Trump, citing unauthorized military strikes on Iran as the trigger for constitutional concerns.

Indiana's public colleges have agreed to a two-year in-state undergraduate tuition freeze following a challenge by Governor Mike Braun to streamline services.

Sergeant Jason Shonkwiler was named the 2025 Indiana SRO of the Year for his exceptional service in Noblesville Schools, demonstrating commitment beyond regular SRO duties.

Carmel PD has named a training room after former Chief James M. Beard, honoring his legacy and service since 1961.

Indiana passes legislation to limit nonprofit hospital pricing and increase transparency, aiming to align costs with tax-exempt status and potentially revoke status for non-compliance by 2029.

Indiana Rep. Barrett and Gov. Braun ceremonially signed a bill to lower health care costs, focusing on transparency and reducing excessive hospital charges.

Governor Mike Braun ceremonially signed legislation to aid the Fort Wayne Veterans National Memorial Shrine and Museum by waiving a financial requirement for a new columbarium, ensuring ongoing care for veterans' remains.

Indiana's Governor Mike Braun signs a bill for clearer healthcare billing and stronger fraud investigation powers, enhancing patient price transparency and Medicaid fraud controls.

Indiana's Gov. Braun ceremonially signed new laws to enhance healthcare cost transparency, make prescriptions more affordable, and prevent collusion and unfair practices within the health sector.